duplicatus

[‚dü·plə′käd·əs]

(meteorology)

A cloud variety composed of superposed layers, sheets, or patches, at slightly different levels and sometimes partly merged.

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The energetic physiology or scope for growth (SFG), has been studied in gastropods such as Ancylus fluviatilis (Calow, 1975), Bullia digitalis (Stenton-Dozey & Brown, 1988), Buccinum undatum (Kideys, 1998), Chorus giganteus (Navarro et al., 2002, 2006), Concholepas concholepas (Navarro & Torrijos, 1995), Haliotis tuberculata (Peck et al., 1987), Haliotis midae (Barkai & Griffiths, 1987, 1988), Haliotis fulgens (Farias et al., 2003), Nassarius conoidalis (Liu et al., 2011; Zhang et al., 2015), Nassarius siquijorensis (Liu et al., 2011), Patella vulgata (Davies et al., 1990), Planorbis contortus (Calow, 1975), Polinices duplicatus (Huebner & Edwards, 1981) and Thais lapillus (Stickle & Bayne, 1982).

Effect of body size on the energetic physiology of the West Indian top shell Cittarium pica (Linnaeus, 1758)

The moon snail Polinices duplicatus (=Neverita duplicata (Say, 1822)) (family Naticidae) crawls at a speed of 6 m [h.sup.-1] when using ciliary propulsion and a speed of between 10 and 20 m [h.sup.-1] when using muscular propulsion (Copeland, 1922).

Physiology of the Apple Snail Pomacea maculata: Aestivation and Overland Dispersal

Duplicatus Ips beetles specific pheromones - Item 3984

Materials Supply and Pheromones

duplicatus Bosc, la cual tiene un indusio corto de 2-3 cm de longitud, ademas de que este y la volva son de un color rosado (Calonge et al., 2005).

Primera contribucion al conocimiento de macromicetes de la vertiente norte del Cerro El Cipil, en la Costa Sur de Jalisco

Preferred prey of Polinices duplicatus in Cape Cod inlets.

Ontogenetic shifts in the predatory habits of the northern moonsnail (Lunatia heros) on the northwestern Atlantic coast

larvae by Toxomerus duplicatus Wiedemann, 1830 (Diptera: Syrphidae) larvae, on forage turnip crop.

Toxomerus duplicatus Wiedemann, 1830 (Diptera: Syrphidae) preying on Microtheca spp

Ips duplicatus (Sahlberg) were trapped significantly more in window-slot traps at a 1.5 m above the ground compared with traps at ground level and at 3.5 m above the ground (Chen et al.

Effect of trap size, trap height and age of lure on sampling Xyleborus glabratus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Scolytinae), and its flight periodicity and seasonality

Serial Scientific Name Family Name Local Name Number 1 Vulpes bengalensis Canidae Khak shiyal English: Bengal fox 2 Semnopithecus entellus Cercopithecidae Hanuman English: Hanuman langur 3 Axis axis Cervidae Horin English: Chitral deer 4 Elephas maximus Elephantidae Hati English: Indian elephant 5 Latirus duplicatus Fasciolariidae Shamuk English: Many angled spindle snail 6 Geoclemys hamiltonii Geoemydidae Kachim English: Black pond turtle 7 Ursus thibetanus Ursidae Bhaluk English: Asiatic black bear, Indian black bear Serial Utilized Part(s) Ailment Number 1 Bone Treatment for 18 types of fever.

Ethnomedicinal wisdom and famine food plants of the Hajong community of Baromari village in Netrakona district of Bangladesh

[2] unde hic iotacismus -smi, idest vocalium litterarum exilis pronuntiatio, vel quando in iota littera duplicatus est sonus, scilicet quando pro uno iota duo pronuntiantur vel e contrario; vel quando unum exilius, duo spissius sonant: nam unum spissius duo exilius proferri debent.

Aspectos ortograficos en las 'Derivationes' de Hugutio Pisanus

rubescens from the Gulf of Nicoya (10[degrees]N, Costa Rica) may play similar ecological roles as the temperate (31[degrees]N, USA) species, Polinices duplicatus, Nassarius obsoletus, Solen viridis and Tellina texana, respectively.

Molluscan assemblage from a tropical intertidal estuarine sand-mud flat, Gulf of Nicoya, Pacific, Costa Rica (1984-1987)

duplicatus Blackwelder, 1944: 137 (Belonuchus; replacement name for bruchi Bernhauer).

Redescripcion de algunas especies sudamericanas de Belonuchus (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae), con una lista de las especies del genero del sur de America del Sur

canaliculatum), and a moon-snail (Polinices duplicatus).

NONLETHAL EFFECTS OF PREDATORS ON PREY POPULATIONS: PREDATOR-MEDIATED CHANGE IN BIVALVE GROWTH